Welcome to the Prince George's County, MD
2026 Official Tax Sale Website
 


The 2026 Prince George’s County, Maryland, Tax Sale has concluded.

 



The 2026 Assignment Tax Certificate Sale (accounts that did not sell /over-the-counter) will be listed on the website on June 2, 2026.



Prince George’s County tax sale certificates will be available for purchase by email only starting June 10, 2026.


You do not have to register to purchase a certificate from the Assignment Sale List. However, if you would like to purchase a County-owned tax sale certificate, you must email us. Accounts will be sold in the order in which emails are received.




Tax Certificate Assignment are listed on the left side of this page for anyone wishing to purchase a leftover tax certificate from the 2025 tax sale.
You do not have to register to purchase a certificate from the Assignment sale list.
To purchase a county-owned tax sale certificate from the Assignment list, please send an email to TAXSALE@CO.PG.MD.US
In your email, include 1. the parcel number(s), 2. the owner’s name, and 3. the tax amount.


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Once you have identified a parcel/account you want to buy. Please check here to see if they are still available.
http://taxinquiry.princegeorgescountymd.gov


Note that Prince George's County will be listed as the purchaser for all available accounts, with a code of C25.



“NEW IN FOR FY2026 TAX SALE”


*The minimum threshold is $1,000 for owner-occupied property and heir of deceased owner; $750 for non-owner-occupied property and vacant land accounts.

Accounts list for sale will be marked to show the occupancy at the time of advertisement:
RES = owner-occupied accounts
NON = non-owner occupied or unimproved lots


Redemption Rate Changes

Beginning with the FY2026 tax sale, the redemption rate for owner-occupied properties will be modified. The interest rate for owner-occupied properties will be ten percent (10%) per annum. The rate for non-principal residences and unimproved parcels will remain at twenty percent (20%) per annum.



 
 
 
All bids must be made in good faith. All bids placed, whether intentional or not, are the responsibility of the bidder and may not be withdrawn. Should a successful bidder not make full payment for any or all of the certificates that are awarded in the tax sale, including any associated High Bid Premium, they will not be awarded any certificates and they may be prohibited from participating in future tax sales. The certificates will be awarded to the next highest bidder. No budgets will be established for the purpose of determining the maximum amount allowable for the purchase of certificates. All bidders are required to monitor their auction account to ensure funds for successful bids are available for payment at the close of the auction. Please be aware that your information provided may be subject to disclosure pursuant to the Maryland Public Information Act (MPIA).
 

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